Many real estate developers lose money without even realizing it. Materials disappear, labour is overpaid, suppliers inflate prices, budgets drift and approvals delay important tasks. These small leakages add up…
Knowing the profit per unit is one of the most important financial metrics for any real estate developer. Without accurate unit costing, developers cannot set the right selling price, measure…
Every developer expects the stock recorded in the system to match the stock on site. But in many projects, the numbers do not add up. Cement shows 220 bags in…
Managing materials across several construction sites is one of the hardest challenges for real estate developers. Cement moves fast, steel gets diverted, timber disappears and deliveries get mixed up. When…
Daily site reporting is one of the most important habits in real estate development. It tells the developer exactly what happened on site, what materials were used, what labour was…
Most real estate projects start with a clear budget, but very few finish within it. Costs rise unexpectedly, materials disappear, labour increases, suppliers change prices and delays create extra expenses.…
The real estate industry is changing faster than ever. Buyers expect transparency, investors demand accuracy, and projects are becoming bigger, more complex and more time sensitive. Developers who still rely…
Many real estate developers still rely on Excel sheets to manage materials, labour, budgets, procurement and project progress. Excel is familiar, easy to use and great for small tasks. But…
Every real estate project starts with a budget, but very few projects finish within that budget. Costs change, materials get wasted, labour increases, suppliers overcharge and delays push expenses higher.…
Real estate development involves thousands of decisions, multiple teams, large budgets, strict timelines and demanding clients. When developers use manual tools like WhatsApp, notebooks, Excel sheets or verbal instructions, mistakes…
